Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-06
LOCAL AND oruER J0rs.
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seRsinev's Reporter.

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Re~Dtinevs Reporter.
Yesterdays quotation of silver, so 93k.
The weather yesterday was perfectly de.
lightful.
William Denay came in from Pine Sta.
tion yesterday.
The California apricot yield Is to be un.
usually large.
Thomas Robinson, Of Newark Valley, re-
turned yesterday from California.
At San Lorenzo, California, Chinese
peddle CLAIMS at Is cents per 100.
When a corner loafer dies in Tennessee
the papers say, ''another old landmark
| gone"
A. B. Davis, Superintendent Of the Sill.
yer Lick mine, returned from California
last evening.
II is now said that during his recent
/ trip TO Italy the Prince OF Wales visited
Monte Carlo and beat the bank at that
famous place.
Georgia Reyes de Nordholt has brought
suit to recover rty in Los Angeles
valued st $3.50, 000.
Bullion valued al. $1s, 900 was received
in San Francisco from the Eureka Consol-
idated March 28.
1t is asid that his reappointment as Sur.
veyor General OF Nevada was a great sur-
prise to General Irish.
j. H. Lockwood and wife arrived from
the East last evening. They leave this
morning for Hamilton.
A Sacramento sovereign, one Robert CAL
Ion. sold his vote for a dollar and q half
at the late municipal election.
Master Harry Campbell, who has been
attending school in California for nearly
three years, returned home yesterday.
Sol Hip and wife returned last evening
from San Franci SEQ, and will take their
dep arturo for Taylor this morning.
Joseph Carothers and wife, accom-
panied by A. J. Underhill, will leave for
Taylor, White Pine county, this morning.
Tbs soil in Carson Valley is said to be
adapted to hop raising, which Is to be in
angurated on an extensive scale the cur
rent year.
Large lots of Utah cattle and horses are
being shipped over the Western road into
Western Colorado, where there is a great
demand for them.
The Reno Journal has been enlarged
from a five TO o six column paper. We
are pleased to see such signs OF prosperity
among our neighbors.
No more assessments will be delinquent
In the Board until April 8. when those OF
SO cents each on Best & Belcher and Gould
d Curry will become due.
8. F. Report: It is true that Goldenson
ia convicted; so far 80 good. But be is
not hanged yet. We still have our Su-
prsme Court to reckon with.
II a mans obituary could only be pub
lished while be was running for Office in
elections would be different.
The Methodist Sunday school of Ruby
Hill intend giving q concert and tea on
Good Friday, April 8; also . concert on
Easter Sunday evening at z o'clock.
1t il estimated that 60. 900 tons OF alfalfa
hay was bar vested in Washoe Valley last
year. This year the crop is expected to
be in the neighborhood Of so. 900 tons.
VIM. Levy. of the dry goods firm OF
Morris / Levy, returned from San Fran
cisco yesterday, where he purchased sl
the latest novelties in the way Of ladies'
goods.
A well-heeled pauper has turned up in
Butte. Montana. The Miner reports that
George Bull was recently admitted as q
county patient to the Sisters Hospital,
and 81. 200 found on his person.
Chris Dorsch, arrested by officer Joe
Ravell, charged with threatening the life
Of Henry Allen. had q hearing yesterday
before Justice Sanders, and was admitted
to bail in $500 10 keep the peace for six
months.